Temperature rise when rubber slides
Material type:
TextPublication details: Journal of Natural Rubber Research 1987Description: 255-269Subject(s): Summary: It is of practical importance to know the temperature rise through the length of the contact zone when rubber slides on various substrates. Model experiments have been carried out with rubber pads sliding on wood. Temperature measurements were made and compared with theoretical estimates which were derived, allowing for heat conduction, from the frictional work during sliding. The agreement was often excellent, suggesting that the theoretical expressions can be applied with confidence. Experiments were extended to the sliding of rubber on ice. Agreement between the measured and theoretical temperature rise was again satisfactory.
| Item type | Current library | Vol info | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Journals
|
RRII Library Rubber chemistry | Volume 2, Issue 4 | Journals |
It is of practical importance to know the temperature rise through the length of the contact zone when rubber slides on various substrates. Model experiments have been carried out with rubber pads sliding on wood. Temperature measurements were made and compared with theoretical estimates which were derived, allowing for heat conduction, from the frictional work during sliding. The agreement was often excellent, suggesting that the theoretical expressions can be applied with confidence. Experiments were extended to the sliding of rubber on ice. Agreement between the measured and theoretical temperature rise was again satisfactory.
There are no comments on this title.